This pattern was designed to use the left over yarn at the end of a beanie or a pair of socks. It is a small neck hugging cowl that is designed to be easy to wear and not bulky. It can be made with as little as 30g of yarn and a later version of the pattern will show it using two contrasting yarns in smaller quantities. A quick make with lots o...

This pattern won an award at the Australian Wool and Sheep show 2023 for Most Innovative Entry when it was made as a scarf in White Gum Wool superfine merino yarn. It was originally designed as a baby blanket for a friend’s new baby daughter made with 400g of sock yarn. It is a series of blocks of 12 rows each with a 12 stitch repeat that make ...

The Diamond Scale stitch used in this cowl is an alternative to Crocodile Stitch that features a smooth solid back and it is easier to increase and decease in size. It features a half sized scale to make straight edges to the scale section. This pattern is made in the round and worked bottom up. The fabric of the cowl is made with Back loop dou...

The Sculptured Waves patterns are inspired by the breaking Ocean waves. They feature textured three dimensional waves rolling along the garment. These mittens are designed to be an introduction to the Sculptured Waves patterns with detailed instructions and photos. There is a also a half page pattern summary for when you have mastered the techn...

Inspired by the rolling ocean waves, this pattern features wave textures increasing from gentle ripples to crashing waves.

When the mornings are dark and Winter feels like it will never end, then these the mittens I need.

The Sculptured Wave pattern is three dimensional pattern based on a 12 stitch repeat designed to represent the rolling and breaking waves of the ocean. The scarf is made bottom up along the length of the scarf.

Sculptured Waves is a very textured pattern made in the round. It can be made with 50g of sock yarn. It works with gradients, mini skeins and solid colours. The pattern is suitable for odd amounts of yarn as it can be finished at the end of any texture row.

This pattern is a block that was developed as part of the ACC unity Crochet Along. Pattern was written for sock weight yarn but could use any weight yarn.

I made this shawl to keep my daughter warm in the cool mornings when she sits on the couch. It has long wings to drape over her arms like a warm hug. It features an unusual construction which will showcase a gradient set of 10 or 20 colours although it can be made with a single coloured yarn too.

This Ocean theme scarf features 3D textures and patterns. The stitches include Wave stitch, Diagonal weave and a Looping Shells section. Stitches are shown with photos. The pattern is written in sentences and stitches are introduced then abbreviated.

This blanket is made in four sections:

This pattern is to fit a hand measuring 18 cm around the palm or a large womans hand. It is made with 25 g skein of the main colour and four 5g gradient mini skeins. The yarn was dyed by Changeling Coloured Yarns who offer a kit for this pattern.